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Dienstag, 09 April 2013 19:02
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Warner Bros. Montreal developing prequel starring “unrefined” Batman and Deathstroke for Xbox 360, PS3, PC, and Wii U; 3DS and PS Vita entry Blackgate also in the works.
The next entry in the Batman Arkham series has been announced. Game Informer today revealed Batman: Arkham Origins, an all-new game from Warner Bros. Games Montreal, not Rocksteady Studios.
Due out October 25, 2013 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and Wii U, Arkham Origins takes place years before the past Arkham games. It stars a “young, unrefined” Batman and will highlight the Caped Crusader’s first encounter with many noted villains, including Deathstroke.
Leading development on Arkham Origins is creative director Eric Holmes, lead designer of open-world action games like The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction and Prototype.
In addition, a 3DS and PlayStation Vita project–Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate–will launch the same day as the console and PC versions. Described as 2.5D Metroid-style game and a “completely separate experience,” the title takes place after the events of Arkham Origins.
Blackgate is in development at Armature Studio, the outfit founded by several Metroid Prime trilogy leads.
Though Rocksteady Studios is not directly developing Arkham Origins, the outfit has given WB Montreal “full access” to its modified Unreal engine to “capture the look and feel of the Arkhamverse,” according to Game Informer.
Rocksteady is rumored to be at work on a stylized prequel due in 2014 at the earliest. The game will reportedly detail Batman’s first encounter with the Joker, and is based on the Silver Age of DC comics from the 1950s
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“Batman: Arkham Origins launching October 25″ was posted by Eddie Makuch on Tue, 09 Apr 2013 08:05:00 -0700
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Customers who have already purchased songs will be unaffected, with Harmonix saying that future updates on DLC will likely arrive quarterly.
Rock Band’s older DLC content will begin to leave the game’s store as licensing agreements expire, developer Harmonix has said.
Metallica’s “Ride The Lightning,” “And Justice For All,” and “Blackened” are the first, and currently only, tracks to be affected. The three songs were released on the Rock Band store back in November 2007.
Speaking about the potential removal of songs from the Rock Band library, Harmonix said on Facebook that “our Music Team has been hard at work extending these licenses to make sure that this has as small an impact on the community as possible, but there may be a very limited number of songs that will no longer be offered for new purchases in the Rock Band store.”
At present, customers who have already purchased the content will be unaffected by the removal of the songs and will be able to download them if required.
Harmonix says that future updates on Rock Band DLC relicensing will likely arrive on a quarterly basis. The developer says it is “making it a priority” to give players notice ahead of content expiring.
“We’ll do our best to make sure that you have one last chance to buy these legacy catalog tracks,” said Harmonix.
The final downloadable track for Harmonix’s Rock Band Store, “American Pie” by Don McLean, was released on April 2. In total, the store saw over 4000 tracks released across 275 consecutive weeks.
“We’re incredibly proud of the DLC milestones we’ve set, especially producing the largest music library of any game available, and we wouldn’t have been able to release as much outstanding content without the support of our amazing community,” wrote Harmonix in February.
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“Metallica songs yanked from Rock Band DLC as licensing agreements expire” was posted by Martin Gaston on Tue, 09 Apr 2013 03:18:22 -0700
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